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List of the best seasons of Seinfeld, listed from best to worst with DVD cover pictures when available. Television fans from around the world have voted on this list of the best Seinfeld seasons, so the order the seasons are in isn't just the opinion of one person. Hardcore fans of the show often argue over what the greatest season of Seinfeld is, which is exactly why this ranked list was created. Every season of Seinfeld has at least one memorable episode, so it isn't necessarily easy to figure out what the top season is. Is your favorite season of Seinfeld not as high as it should be?
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Season 5 of Seinfeld began airing on September 16, 1993. The fifth season of Seinfeld won two Emmy awards, including Michael Richards' second.
Memorable episodes from Season 5 include "The Sniffing Accountant," "The Marine Biologist," "The Fire," and "The Opposite."
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Season 4
The story arc that lasted the whole season was one where Jerry and George try to make a TV pilot for NBC. Another is George having a relationship with former NBC executive Susan Ross. Another story arc is Joe Davola trying to kill Jerry; his final attempt was in the premiere of Jerry and George's pilot, when Jerry introduces what they are going to do, and suddenly Joe Davola jumps to land on the stage and kill him. However, he misses and hits himself in the face and has to go to the hospital.
Memorable episodes from Season 4 include "The Bubble Boy," "The Contest," and "The Junior Mint."
Season seven of Seinfeld began airing on September 21, 1995. This was the last season that Larry David served as executive producer on, as Jerry ended up with that title for the final two seasons.
Memorable episodes from Season 7 include "The Soup Nazi," "The Seven," and "The Invitations."
Season six of Seinfeld began airing on September 22, 1994. Season 6 introduced a few memorable characters, including Patrick Warburton's character David Puddy.
Memorable episodes from Season 6 include "The Race," "The Jimmy," and "The Face Painter."
Season eight of Seinfeld premiered on September 19, 1996. This was the first season of the show without Larry David, with Jerry stepping up to fill the roll of executive producer. It was also the first season where Jerry stopped performing comedy in the beginning of each episode.
Notable episodes from Season 8 include "The Bizarro Jerry," "The Little Kicks," "The Yada Yada," and "The Summer of George."
Season three of Seinfeld began airing on September 18, 1991. Season 3 was nominated for 8 Emmys, two of which were won for "Outstanding Writing in a Comedy Series" and "Outstanding Individual Achievement in Editing for a Series".
Some of the best episodes from Season 3 include "The Parking Garage," "The Pez Dispenser," and "The Keys". The season ends with Kramer leaving New York for California, which is where season 4 picks up.
